The Frogsnacks Podcast!

The boys go through their favorites from the past 12 months, in a year that was especially chock full of Greats

Frog and Snacks talk about the winners and losers of TGA 2017, how the show was overall and the direction they'd like to see it go in the future. The effects of the Josef Fares comments are brought up as well as sone Nas lyrics.

The boys are back from Thanksgiving break and talk about everything from the great possibilities of the tactical RPG genre, to game preservation. Snacks talks a hidden PS2 gem(?) and Frog takes a late shot at Sony

The boys talk about the evolution of The Game Awards from the SpikeTV era to the present day, then go into the nominees for the categories and pick their faves.

Snacks and Frog go over their separate topics this week: Snacks with his thoughts on the future of WoW PvP, and Frog with his hypothesis on the state of Sonic.

The boys talk about the only thing worth talking about this week: Super Mario Odyssey. What makes this thing different, what do we love about it, and how does Nintendo do it?? Hear Frog and Snacks dig into the worldwide phenomenon in this week's episode

The boys get a little overdue rap banter in as a surprisingly good new Wu Tang album drops, then go into a little history on cooking games and minigames. Cooking as a cross cultural staple has made its way into videogames - and in a much bigger way than you may realize

This week, the boys discuss one of the most difficult topics in the history of the show, lootboxes. Frog and Snacks attempt to sort through the hullabaloo in the past few weeks and try to quantify what is and is not okay when it comes to these bad bois

The boys elaborate on the concept of the "event game" brought up in last week's episode. What types of games can create a social and conversational culture around them, to the point of the games release being akin to an 'event'? The boys attempt to answer this question, as well as give a couple of examples of their own.

The boys talk about the recent phenomenon of Cuphead and how well it executes its unique art style and aesthetic - then try to come up with other examples of games that took their art style to the same limit. "Event Games", the social patents games hold, and some amazement at the rise of the Battle Royale genre are also all brought up.